"Valve filed two separate trademarks for the Steam Frame on September 2, as spotted by a Reddit user, with each covering a different use. The first is listed for "computer game consoles for recreational game playing," including related accessories and controllers, while the second is broadly under "computer hardware," with an extended description that's an exact match for Valve's trademark filing for the Steam Index VR headset."
"While the trademark filing doesn't have enough information to confirm anything, the industry rumor mill suggests Valve is working on multiple hardware projects including a Steam console codenamed Fremont, a new SteamVR headset codenamed Deckard, and new Steam controllers. The Valve Fremont recently appeared in a listing on benchmarking platform Geekbench, further fueling speculation around the project."
"Many have speculated that Valve would return to console-like hardware for SteamOS after the Steam Deck's success, and recent news is making a console announcement look more likely. As for what exactly the Steam Frame will be, the multiple trademarks suggest the branding could be intended to cover multiple upcoming hardware devices, as well as their related peripherals."
Valve filed two trademarks for Steam Frame on September 2 covering computer game consoles, accessories, controllers, and broader computer hardware with language matching the Steam Index VR filing. The Steam Deck had been listed under handheld computers and computer hardware in earlier filings. Industry rumors link Steam Frame to multiple projects including a console codenamed Fremont, a SteamVR headset codenamed Deckard, and new controllers, with Fremont appearing on Geekbench. Valve previously launched the Steam Machine which underperformed but succeeded with the Steam Deck. Multiple trademarks could cover several upcoming devices and related peripherals.
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